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May 3, 2021
Tuesday is election day and only two local school districts will have proposals on the ballot for consideration. Voters in the Marysville Public School District will be asked whether or not to renew a non-homestead property millage to fund school district operations. The Memphis Community School District is also asking voters to renew a similar operating millage. The current rate of 18 mills will expire at the end of 2021 and would be renewed through 2026 if approved. Polls Tuesday are open from 7am until 8pm and if you are voting absentee, you have until 8pm tomorrow to return your ballot to your local clerk’s office.
Here s what s on the May 4 election ballot in St. Clair County
Marysville
Voters in the Marysville Public School District will be asked to renew a non-homestead property operating millage. This millage renewal will allow the Marysville Public School District to continue to levy the statutory allowed rate of 18 mills against all property, except principal residences and other property exempted by law. The previously authorized levy of 18 mills expires with the 2021 levy, the ballot language reads.
If approved, it would be levied for five years, through 2026.
The millage funds operations of the district, with an estimated revenue of $3,530,027 the first year.